The contract just mentions "chickens" and does not distinguish between tender, young chickens, and tough, old chickens. The price, however, is considerably higher than the prevailing market price for tough, old chickens. Assume that, even taking all the surrounding circumstances into account, the most a reasonable person could conclude is that "chickens" is ambiguous between tender, young chickens, and tough, old chickens
Question - To resolve the ambiguity by using the Hypothetical Intent Test, a court would...
determine how a reasonable person in the circumstances would interpret the word "chickens."